Hi there,
I am facing the same issue. Do we have any solution for this issue?
We are wondering the same.
I’m not a professional web developer, so I’m not entirely sure what’s going on here, but I would love to know why Docebo took the approach of defining max-height
inline here:
<div class="ui-paragraph-content dcb-ui-paragraph-content-max-height dcb-ui-paragraph-content-fade" style="max-height: 140px;-webkit-line-clamp: 4;" dcb-ui-keyboard-focusable-visible="false">
...
</div>
If I disable that inline style attribute with the browser dev tools, I can provide a more reasonable max height using CSS:
.ui-paragraph-content.dcb-ui-paragraph-content-max-height.dcb-ui-paragraph-content-fade {
max-height: 400px;
}
But that’s the thing, I can’t disable the inline style attribute for anyone else. And if I try to trump it using e.g. !important
, the browser freaks out, it can’t decide whether the max-height should be 140px
or 400px
, and so it just goes back and forth between them countless times per second...
Hi there,
The following CSS should aid here.
/* Show More in Course Description Course */
lrn-widget-content-description .ui-paragraph-content {
max-height: unset!important;
}
Outstanding, thank you @DPatel!
Very helpful and will make the courses now far easier at a glance to read about, and will reduce people enrolling and reading later. Thanks.